CS 534: Computational Photography Fall 2016

Other Computational Photography and Related Courses

• Computational Photography (CS 342, Jiang, Boston College)
• Computational Photography (CSCI 129, Hays, Brown University)
• Introduction to Computer Vision (CS 143, Hays, Brown University)
• Computational Photography (15-463, Efros, Carnegie Mellon University)
• Vision Sensors (16-421, Narasimhan, Carnegie Mellon University)
• Undergraduate Computer Vision (15-385, Narasimhan, Carnegie Mellon University)
• 3D Photography (CS 83020, Stamos, City University of New York)
• Computational Photography (CS 6734, Belhumeur, Columbia University)
• Computational Photography (CS 6640, Marschner, Cornell)
• Computational Aspects of Digital Photography (CS 89.15, Jarosz, Dartmouth College)
• Computational Photography (CS 435, Nishino, Drexel Univ.)
• Computer Vision (CPS 274, Tomasi, Duke University)
• Computer Vision (CPS 296.1, Tomasi, Duke University)
• Computational Photography and Video (Pollefeys, ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
• Visual Computing (Pollefeys, ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
• Computational Photography (CS 4475, Essa, Georgia Institute of Technology)
• Image Forgery (Haifa University, Israel)
• Digital and Computational Photography (6.815, Durand, MIT)
• Computational Photography Freshman Seminar (6.A44, Durand, MIT)
• Camera Culture (MAS 964, Raskar, MIT)
• Computational Camera and Photography (MAS 131, Raskar, MIT)
• Advances in Computer Vision (6.869, Torralba, MIT)
• Computational Photography (Ihrke and Hullin, Max Planck Institute for Informatics, Germany)
• Computational Photography and Videography (Theobalt and Ihrke, Max Planck Institute for Informatics, Germany)
• DigiVFX (Chuang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
• Computational Photography (CS G22.3033, Fergus, New York University)
• Computational Photography (Tumblin and Huang, Northwestern University)
• Computational Photography (CS 510, Liu, Portland State University)
• Computational Photography (CIS 753, Gu, Rochester Institute of Technology)
• Computational Photography (CS 448A, Levoy and Durand, Stanford University)
• Computational Photography on Mobile Computing Platforms (CS 448A, Levoy, Adams, and Pulli, Stanford University)
• Digital Photography (CS 178, Levoy, Stanford University)
• Internet Vision (CSE 690, T. Berg, SUNY Stony Brook)
• Computational Photography (Sorkine, Technical University Berlin, Germany)
• Computational Photography (Siddiqi, Tufts University)
• Computational Photography (Lensch, Ulm University, Germany)
• Image Manipulation and Computational Photography (CS 194-26, Efros, University of California, Berkeley)
• Image Manipulation and Computational Photography (EECS 294-69, Agrawala, University of California, Berkeley)
• Computer Vision (CS 280, Darrell, University of California, Berkeley)
• Photography (CS 39J, Barsky, University of California, Berkeley)
• Computational Photography and Vision (CS 116, Ramanan, University of California, Irvine)
• Computational Photography and Vision (CS 116, Fowlkes, University of California, Irvine)
• Computational and 3D Photography (CS 290B, J. Davis, University of California, Santa Cruz)
• Computational Photography and Videos (Yu, University of Delaware)
• Computational Photography (CS 445, Hoiem, University of Illinois)
• Computational Photography (CS 585, Jacobs, University of Kentucky)
• Computational Photography (CS 491, Caban, University of Maryland, Baltimore County)
• Computational Photography (CS 572, A. Berg, University of North Carolina)
• Computational Photography (CS 790-096, Lazebnik, University of North Carolina)
• Computer Vision and the Web (CS 790-096, Lazebnik, University of North Carolina)
• Photographic Image Synthesis (CS 599, Debevec, Peers and Ghosh, USC)
• Computer Vision (CS 376, Grauman, University of Texas at Austin)
• Computer Vision (CS 378, Grauman, University of Texas at Austin)
• Visual Computing (CS 320S, Kutulakos, University of Toronto, Canada)
• Computational Photography (CS 2530, Kutulakos, University of Toronto, Canada)
• Computational Reality, Illusion and Deception (SII 199Y, Fiume, University of Toronto, Canada)
• Computer Vision (CSE 576, Seitz and Szeliski, University of Washington)
• Computer Vision (CSE 455, Seitz, University of Washington)
• Digital Photography (CSE 558, Curless and Salesin, University of Washington)
• Computational Photography (CS 691B, Doretto, West Virginia University)

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